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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-14

after the first publication Of this notice.
shail report you and your real estate so as
s sessed as delinquent, and apply to the Dis
trict Court of the County of RAMSEY. Mime
sofa, for Judgment against your lands. lots
blocks or parcels thereof so assessed. in.
Guiding interest, costs and expenses. and 70,
an order of the Court to sell the same for tha
payment thereof.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasures
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Sixth Street, North Side.

Kittson's Addition to St. Paul.
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Olive Street, West Side.
DeBow. Smith, Risque & Williams Addition
to St. Paul.

Pleasant Avenue, South Side.
Stinson, Brown s. Ramsey's Addition to ST.
Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block. Assm't
A Ramsey, c Whiting and VIM -
Dawson Except SLY 80 ft),
Sly of Pleasant Avenue . $50. 40
A. V. Browns Subdivision of W % of Block
6, Stinson, Brown s. Ramsey's Ad-
dition to st. Paul.
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Ravoux Street, East Side.
A. G. Fuller's Addition to St. Paul.
Rice Street, East Side.

Rice Street, East Side.
Amt of
Supposed owner and description. Assmt
w d Morgan, SW Il of SW a of seq
ton 19, town 90 range %, being in
st. Paul, Minnesota. ............... S194. 81
Hagers Subdivision of Lots l, 2, 3, 4, s, 6, Z,
a. Is. IL. II and 1S. Walcott's Adj
diton to Cottage Homes,
St. Paul.
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View Street, West Side.
Supposed owner and

View Street, West Side.
Stinson, Brown & Ramseys Addition to St.
Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block. Assm't
VIM Dawson, Ely u Of ...... 8 $IO3. 40
A Ramsey and II b Montgom-
cry. .2l 1856
Rogers & .Coleman's Subdivision of Block %,
Stinson, Brown s. Ramseys Addition
to St. Paul.
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Supposed owner and
Western Avenue, East Side.

Roberr A Smiths Rearrangement of Lots
%, 4, 3, and Z, Wilkin & Hayward's
Out Lots, st. Paul
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Mackubin s. Marshalrs Addition to St. Paul
Superior Street, North Side.

Superior Street. North Side.
Winslow's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot Block. Assm't
Church of st. Stanislaus,
st. Paul. 90 $43.4
E. H. Hawkes. Subdivision of Winslow's Adj
dition to st. Paul.
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Anton Plcha. That part of lot s. block

l1IItVIi L ICHtis IHtfU pun t VI IOI o. UIUCh
9,Terrace Park Addition TO St.Paul,
described as follows: Commencing
at northeasterly corner of said lot g.;
thence WY along N ly line of said
lot 80 fit; thence ST, 62.6 fit to Il point
46.4 it of Ely Of WY line of said
lot (measuring from point 423 1T
SLY of the NW'ly corner of said lot
s; thence parallel with Sly lines
thereof); thence Ely parallel with
said SLY line 26.2 #; thence Ely
1872 TT to point in Ely line of said
lot 8, 20 IT from beginning; thence
My to beginning.
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Superior Street. South Side.
Supposed owner and
dpScrIptiOD.

Grace's Subdivision of Block 2, Willis Addi-
ton to st. Paul.
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Williams Street. South Side.
De Bow, Smith, Risque s williams Addition
to st. Paul.

Supposed owner and
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THIRTY DAYS

The nature of this warrant is, that If yot
fail to pay the assessment within
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wright's Addition to st. Paul.
Terrace Park Addition to st. Paul.

IOII s1SC afh 11uuItIoII 20 St' duI.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
VIM Linderman lex
cept Goodrich Avenue). 9 8 S59. 40
Amt of
supposed owner and description ASsm't
Frank Slavk. Part of lot s, Block 9,
Terrace Park Addition to ST. Paul,
described as follows: Commencing
northerly line of said lot s, so TT
Ely from NWly corner thereof;
thence WY 30 fl to said NW'ly cor
ner; thence SLY 42.3 # on WHY lire
of said lot s; thence Ely parallel
with SLY line of said lot 46.4 tt;
thence My to beginning. ......... s12 rs
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Mackubin Marshall's Addition to st. Paul.

Marshall's Subdivision of Block 81, Mackubin
& Marshalls Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Assm't
Thomas P Wilson. .............1 Sl.47
Ohio Street, West Side.
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L. c. payton,s Enlargement, St. Paul.
Supposed owner and
Hoffman Avenue, West Side.
Suburban Hills. st. Paul.

supposed owner and Amt
description. Lot. Block. Assn
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Davson's addition to West St. Paul.

Ohio Street, West Side.
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Pacific Addition to st. Paul.
Humphreys Addition to St. Paul.
Williams Street, North Side.

De Bow, Smith, Risque & Williams Addition
to st Paul.
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A. G. Fuller's Addition to st. Paul.
Dewey. Drake Fences Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and

Elicit, Bernheimer & Arnolds Addition to St.
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st. Anthony Avenue, South Side.

Beaumette's Subdivision of Block l. Rondo's
Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't.
N W Kittson Except St. An
thony Avenue) ............... S55. SO
P II Lehens Except st. Anthony
Avenue).. ........... ........6 1851
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Tho Whisky Shortage

xINGroN, KY, July 10 Facts In
the great whisky shortage at Frapkfcrs
have just come io light. Special Revs
nue. Agents kellogg aa9 Gsa ford, from
Washington, with four Unitsd States
gauger, ex.I.nla every barrel OF
WI isky in the two bonded warehouses
OF the o. T. q. sai Carllsle distilleries,
l;oatei st Frankfort, Ky, AMI owned
by the e. II. Taylor, Jr., DiBtilling
Company. Ia the II, 900 barrels con.
tained therein, they found AGO which
had to be regsuzed. Fifty barrels OF
that number were almost entirely
empty, while 1900 we're short from 10 to
38 gallons each, one barrel, the last one
entertd d In 1884, which at tina. time con.
ta!ned Al gallons. up1n reRauging WAS
found 10 con tain 81 gallons. The pre-
pristors claim that the whisky was
stolen by coopers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Award Made.

A jury consisting OF George W. Bush,
Washington Jones, Joseph L. Carper-
ter, Jr., Harry Barlow and Henry @
Nowland, appointed for the purpose of
assessing damages on account Of the
land taken by the Levy Court to build
the approaches to the new bridge at
Market street, met Yesterday and de.
cided to award the Water Com mission
$3.50. This amount was based on ths
opinion of the jury that 1t will take
about that sum TO reouild the wall A.
the old mill. which was removed to
N AXE room for thu approaches to the
bridge. Thi. yerjict carries with 1t the
riphs to the lard, and all further litisa
ticn will be Abandoned. The work on
the south approach viii nov bs oam.
rlctod.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Meat In summer.

Summer, as housckeepers know. il
the time when 1t Is difficult to hang
meat long enough to be tender without
its becoming tainted. Some advise
that the joint be securely bound with
singing nettles, and hung up in a
canvas bag. Another simple way is
to moisten a clean cloth with malt
vinegar, and wrap it round the meat;
while third plan, easily carried out
by country residents, consists in coy-
ering the meat with buttermilk.
which must be renewed every second
day.
Buttermilk is said to be good for
soaking old game, hares especially,
which can be made tender by the
treatm snt. The same authority IL
loud in the praise of salicylic acid,
"which has no injurious effect on the
system, while the antiseptic properties
are great" To prepare it, put a
drachm into wine bottle, and fill up
with lukewarm water. Meat lust
commencing to petrify should be
brushed over with this at intervals of
few minutes for half an hour, then
washed in warm, and lastly in cold
water. Dry well before cooking, if 1t
is to be roasted. Another way 10 use
the acid is to dissolve quarter of an
ounce in a pint of cognac. Two ounces
OF this solution may be added with ad E.
vantage to each quart of liquid used
for preserving fruits. Another use
soak the papers for laying on jam in
the solution; thosesthat touch the pre-
serves, we mean, not the outer wrap
pers.
Joints of meat will keep good, eye n
in the hottest weather, for month, il
plunged into boiling fat and when
cool, wrapped in straw, then sewed in
canvas bags and hung in a cool place.
Venison is said to be delicious If
sprinkled, while fresh, with mixture
of charcoal, ginger, pepper and pimen-
to, all in powder; afterwards Bewed
up, and buried six feet in the ground,
where it may be left for weeks. 1t
must be washed before cooking at a
brisk fire. Salt should never be put
! on meat to be hung,it has such hard
ening tendency.
Perhaps few things ara purer and
more efticacious than weak solution
of permanganate Of potash, Tor restor-
ing game, meat or poultry already
tainted. How often will a few hours
work the mischief in sultry weather,
the meat changing to such an extent
as to appear almost Immediately spoil
ed! However, by washing IN the H.
quid it can be sweetened. AS long as
,, the liquid changes color-that is, loses
its pink tint and becomes greerish-
brown-it must be renewed. When il
ceases to change color the meat will
do. After this treatment it is more
suitable for braising, boiling or stew
ing, than for roasting and baking-al-
though it may be SO treated if well
dried and Toured.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
War ON the Sidewalk Butchers.

Warrants were issued yes.erday by
squire Monaghan for James McGoni-
gal, George Reed, Wilmer Tal,ey, Jere
miah Wood, Howard McAllister, Isaac
Prsdd, Stephen Holland, Elwa,d Weir,
Moses Starr and William II. Wright,
butchers on King street, who are
charged with violating the Toarks. law
passed by the last General Assem- bly,
which provides that no person shall ex
pore for sale In farmers or truckers
curbstope market any beef, pork or
nutsor, excep5 that fod upon lands
owned or laessd By them, for at leas. go
days previous TO being s,aushtered. /:
also provides thai cs ca person 80 sc Hing
shall take cut licsnss from the Clerk
CT the Market. The penalty for viola
tion of tho first part OF thu act Ia fine
OF not less than $50 or more than 500
or an imprisonment not exoeedirE 4
thirty days. or both at the option of the
court. The pesaity for not taking ouI
license Is a fine OF from $40 to $50
K ,ch Of the accused were held in SEC
bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

The Govern ment's Money.

The receipts of the Government &C
far this month amount to S1O,693, ,567
and the expenditures, including nearly
Sl2, Q, coo pension payments, to S1S,.
56i, 102. making an excess OF e1pendi-
tures OF 81, 1867, ,635. 1t Is estimated at
tae Treasury Department that the
receipts during the remainder Of the
month viii average 81 0C0, 900 o day,
and that the expenditures will bs COR.
respond insly large
The Treasury Department has been
unable to meet tic heavy dem and for
notes Of small denominations. Ar.
rangemenls have been made, however,
10 secure an incrt ased supply of silver
Ger idc.'es from the Bnrean Of Engrav-
ing and Printing and they will be is
sued as soon as possible
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
SECURITY FROM Loss.

BY Fire or Burgla.y-Ihe Security
Trust and safe Deposit Company B19
Market Street.
Offers to persons leaving town for the
summer, and all others tha security its
fire and burglar proof vaults afford for
the safe keeping of trunks, valuables of
all kinds including siIverware, gold plate,
jewelry, bonds, stocks and valuable pa.
pers of every description. This company
is the only one OF the kind in the State,
organizeda and authorized by law to re-
ceive for safe keeping securities and val.
uables and guarantee to the depositor the
safety thereof. Charges for trunk room
and valuables are reasonable small safes
can be rented a. from IS, $3.50, SO, S12..
90, and upwards per annum.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
"R0ugn ON Rnfs. -

Clears ous rats, nioe, reaches, flles,
ants, bedhpEf, beetles, ipsects, skunks,
JACK raebiSg. spsfroTg. gophers, sQuir.
rels. l5e AT druggists.
II koa are Losing Yonr Grip
Try "Wel,s' Health Rsr ever" Goes
eirfct to weak spots. FOR weak men,
delicate S3ruen.
"Kough On Catarrh"
Is rot mere paiissive remedy, hnt q
cure OF worst chronic ceses /:
offsusiVe odoTs at once; IN.
equsiled for catarrhai throat affections.
sore throat, foul breath.
600.
'Eougn on Itoh -
"Rough on Ii0h" cpres skin humorr1
erup.iuHs. ring 1o!m, teeter, sal
rbeum, fcosttH fcrt, caiihiains, itch
ivy poison, t,f,r2a,'s l,ch. noo. iara
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Fresh Shrimp and Fish pait

Hnrtiov.;s, N. E. cor. Thir1 and Froneh cts
AL! orders prnu pity attended to O,ders
by mali viii reoelye rey pit attention, and
tr lfhliy ploEed for siltl liaa
IL In 9DIE MAXIM.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
"Kough on Catarrh"
sl<ougn on Itoh II

You uover saw 80 ;sAry ha.s bud
bonuets ~ orr time as th@re are tx 6i7
Market slsesE. IMpGctess' ssle.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

EORIQES kEDD JED--sIKLoiN STEAK
4 20 seats a, pound; rib roast Is ',ents q
oound; rpmp se6ak lS cents pounf.; round
steak pounds for 20 osnts; chuck nora Il
l2eonts pound; plate ANA b:isEcs cents
pound; corn b eet 0, TO Ia cepts q pnGnd
TAuS. A. SHAAPE stall Eo, J, 9Th street
market. 0a6-I
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

Bast plaza , goo beef, nantto', or veal
~ OF L2ve1. stal, IL, City Mirkes.
Tslsph 1re All.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

YOUNG NJ AN WIZ
lsItl,ndnS1y, unde-s:snis u z o., o. >;
k.e.''pssc, pssc,als "a Rctp s small &c, an, NJ
pntt "A T'r NJ: ,equ!re a Isi e'msheah' y,
that c.u noa H ,sisfenoe. Address ",
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

,.nsyrc Was .-ni ~. =,
- r., = oteIs, restsoraak OF
|hnl,, ,,a. aeig a,a ~ t. sotonmotaisd py
1 tAe VII u "" 3G-'f
! nrapg, greet -
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

,rrT-h gaLr IVn.,ta''; ',;nJr.y om e
NIt,a-A i,,. a srtp 3: wJrf t"nrlsy
% tass 'NfF EU.ci, tnioD ."
larry 70 :. j. 4vll.St
s,rt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

There is anything il the
world every body is iutcr.
ested in, it is in Ciotalng,
Men wantto know wher aud
how they can be best sEissd,
and at the most moderate
prices.
Mothers want ~ kaoT
where they can Cad ,he
Suits that will look the hest
on their boys.
Hundreds OF people have
tried Our establish mentBith
the satisfaction Of learning
that we try TO please, and
are 50 well suited they
recommend many otcers,
We have q full assortment
OF tn n Suit: Orb d'Ete
suits, Fl ,nnel Salts, pacs
Costs, ,Seersucker Costs SID
Vests, Mobair Coats and
Vests, for Men and Boys
For Boys we. have Dand-
soma Suits of thin Material;
Sailor Suits, blue and grey;
Jersey Suits, Odd Pants,
Shit Waists. Wool, Pr.
cale and T. annel Shirts c.
all sizes and kinds.
We are Offering C special
bargain in 1t Of Hoys'l
SuiJs that We havs only one
and two of q EiId le,t, which
we are Offering at about half
their original price.
We are giving Kit s to-
the boys who buy OF Us, We
would like to give every.
body one, hut must favor
our Gust Il mers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
,,s,r nrssrpErsEsr'

DON'T n,s&srHnsf'r'
y, = 10 s' IL .nd disSl%ee SnoSe: ct: ss goo
much taas n nors y thai Q d.
DO mn with t-sssieg .
rssts ~ no. . ieos r;sat ( nas; ri. ou,wo 9,
(so,s sS Tpe e,i,v Da, .IIE Dsi..
l''', ;, ,s,. ws have 70 say
NJ, n 10 Sf foii.fyoa Cry = iyoS,s 81 ~ .ss
! b IL, fl'' '1' .,..s
i,ss UaS =, represented,
Dr. ~ g,,s's s'S Is ! tuit the p'a''
~, y, md b be 'ca'ent,dh, TO-
P''7 M 'MARR 6 CO, C:Io1;o,7e
DooTs AND SHOES
BgSs'MN ISs 'MsrSe, Street,
|. s'' VIII, Del
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Ganteds

..,Y UAaisiaye e Tar
s.T.. from SO ysaitsD SisDSn, Sa9' s i, !,
Itd. hiih, sGsn iSdse,, snd shoF OF tne
h, gool IN IN q Is at least, ana no, 40,
Fptsy o essS 81 $50 lncui-e 6; "a } \, M . nS )
ISrtR's hst'W iyls ..
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

|.reo-g,I,1g, DASH Phio Gs'
q, ses;tued gun. sdc'esS
NJ pl4 4iliI.LE, LuIesstec, re.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

|.-,,,-sTRKrns AsU FlNIsh.
y =, sn nr ,o,; sai s4nga:oo fS .us' ~, ! =
-3 bs'"A jyse'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

|,-ru-5 QUARTS or M,LE,
d.i!!' A'''' ,ys-stf
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

'Sc-n-A GI,A Foh lstSEHeL
|slnp-a ,.s Aruly b: !!,e Wa!h'
t,.te.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

m n,,,3.hL TOuJ Gen EaA;.
s,n.asnr; q. tyJ W. III ~. iylS ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

fNryD-lOuck;oNE Ifsr CAN
Ts.s and i.o1. apply 70 D:.tIh1'
f.c.ii.esi
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New York General Merkest.

NEW YoRE, November -Hops-Quiet,
trifugal 1915; fair refining quoted at 51s
refined, firm, good demand, 57s; white
extra &C.. 5621OO @ 69-IOO "a 6; mould
"A. 90; standard "a" 63s CONNECTION.
ers a. 69-10O; powdered 65g q 7; granu-
Ia. q, 654;cqbesS, So CoppeTr.-steady; lake
easier; straits. Si15. Coffee-Spot, fair
Rio quoted at S; options, strong; high and
ac i've sales, IA go bags November, 15.6C
q u so; December, 10. 90 G 1889; January
. 40 a - 90; February, 10 SOC 1880; March
= . "a j. -
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60 60 stock Exohnnge.

New YORK, November 9.-The stool
market OpeH co generally strong, at advances
OIL to . per cent. Later. the market weak
ened Is to % but at II O clocS prices were
small fractions above opening figures
LATER The stock market was quiet, eXcep
for keading, which contributed over one
There was a moderate but steady advance
from the OPENING almost to the close, al
the final figures and highest generally cor
respond.
GOyernments-Dun and S eady to firm
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LATER.

Wheat-Steady; demand fair; holders
offer moderately; California. 6s. I'd per
Genial
Corn-Steady demand fair
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chicago Produce aizrae5.

az NNe2l1V D yAA ava '-r-' sA'.t-
CHICAGO, November ..
Wheat-Firm; cash, ~; December, 1873:
Nay, 70
Corn-steady cash, Il 10; December,
Il 8 16May, 10 ZIG.
Oats teady; cash, 25]2 December, 2555
May, 1885.
PoIk-Steady; January, y 700 1272l9.
Lard irln cash, 6.421&; December, d.4);
May, 6 70
Butter-2G1a; dairy. 20
Eggs-1612 "a Is.
AFTERNOON.
W4eat--Firm; cash, 7.34; December,
Corn-st6 dy; cash, Has; Others I'M
0as-steady cash, 81 others UNI
changed.
Rye-DUll 81
BCTley-Steady IS.
Waiskg-l u
Per Unchanged.
La.d-s eadl. cash C.42l5 q 6 Is.
Short ribs, 6 40 Or January; shoulders, 5.yo
O. . 20: ahor. clear - 90 $50
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e5oEernments-pun and s eadv to inn
PetroLeum

NEW YORK., November 9. - Petroleum
opened weak at 7l12, and heavy selling
forced it down p cent more in the first half
hour There was a sharp turn at tins point,
and the market advanced to 727s IN the az
t-rno0D, ard after a slight reaction closed
strong at ~. Sales, ., 1Z3, 600 barrels.
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AOntyi ) @ T.
LATER.
Money on call; at 80 q Z; closed,
offered 4.
Sterling exchange-Dull, steady, 48lA
for sixty days; 4 $50 for demand.
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Mexican War Veterans J..

FoRr WORTH, Tex, November g
THREE hundred and seven veterans of
the Mexican war met here yesterday for
their fifteenth annual reunion.
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NEW YORK, November Ginning shares
dull AmGdor $40; HGdie, 500; Bruins
wick, $155: California & Virginia, $16s712;
e Girls o, 81. 40; Green Noun, ain, &c; Hale
4 EOrcross, So IS; Iron Hill, 81 so; Mexican.
So; Standard, 81 3d. Security 81 .; Surf
nam, 50 30: Tornado, $1.20
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Assignment.

CIScINYATI. o., November dutch
ms & Hunt, wholesale milliners. a.
signed to-day. Liabilities, $S5, 900;
assets, $50 coo.
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Boston Quotations.

Boston November @ - Closing prices
Atchisou Topeka first sevens, l 1872
Atcbison Topeka Railroad, 9Z1s; Burlington
& Quincy. %; Mexican Central, common,
l3$z; Mexican Central first mortgage bonds,
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Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, November 9

Wheat-Holders offer moderately; new No.
winter, 6s cd, steady; new No. 2 spring,
6s cd, steady.
Flour Supply good; 9s I'd, dull.
No ember and December, As 614d, steady;
January, Is SGD, steady.
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COMMERCIAL.
Bull1On.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, November s-Bar silver, s51<.
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demonstration impossible.

This may not be true as regards
States-indeed we know it is not out il
is absolutely true as regards those deli
cate organs, the human lungs. When
they are disorganized and partly con-
stunned, they cannot be restored to @
healthy condition. But bear in mind
that this misfortune can never happen if
HaLe's Honey Of HOrehO1p1d and Tar Is
administered as a remedy for the cough
which always pI ecedes pulmonary COR
sumption. Sold by druggists every-
where ct 80 cents and 81. Great saving
to get the large size. Pixies Tootnache
Drops cure in one minute. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-10

THERE Is A MEANS of Eradic
local disease of the skin that
relied on, viz: GLENN's SULPHUR
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKBR Dye, Is
or Brown, soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-10

NEW YORK, November 9.
Money, 8 "a 4.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-06-03

lr is told of an Indiana granger who
recently called on the President, that
after shaking hands and looking him
over from head to foot, he broke out:
"Wa al, wa-al! Here l hev ben votin'
for Presidents nigh onto fifty year, an
I'll be golb'asted eff You amt the fust
one ever see! Jes' shake agin, will
yer:' There can be no doubt that the
President shook.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-06-03
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON expresses
the opinion that the yellow fever at Key
West, Florida, will be confined within its
present limits.
Mrs. JOHN c. JEwETT, wife of Buffalo
merchant, was killed Tuesday, her neck
being broken by fall.
FOREST fires are still burning in North
ern Wisconsin, west of Hurley. A house
containing four tons of powder at Odanah
mine blew up Saturday.
THE business portion of Detray, a
Detroit fMich.) suburb, was destroyed by
fire Monday morning. the oYerturnlng of
a lamp by a cat causing the contiagrat1on.
COMMODORE DAVIDSON, the millionaire
steamboatman, was stricken with apo
plexy at st. Paul wednesday night. The
stroke is believed to be fatal.
FREIGHT train on the Northern Pacific
was wrecked near Minot, Dakota, Thurs
day, the engineer and brak eman being
instantly killed.
By the explosion of boiler in a Nat
chez Mississippi, cotton factory, Satur
day, five persons were instantly killed and
large number wounded, several of whom
will die.
The accident on the Pennsylvania road
near Horseshoe Bend, Friday night, proves
to have been more serious than at first
reported. Six persons were killed and
eight injured some of them dangerously.
The accident was caused by the bursting
of car wheel, and seems to have been
unavoidable.
Inquiries were Thursday made in Paris
for l5G missing persons. The extensive
library attached to the theater and about
six Thousand costumes were destroyed.
The property was insured for 100000
francs. The Paris authorities with char
acteristic official hindsight, have deter
mined to close number of theaters that
are insutficiently provided with exits.